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Stephanie Bange is listed as Getting ready for all that 2025 has to bring... at AudioFile Magazine, a company with 35 employees, based in Dayton, Ohio, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at ala.org, phone signal with area code 937, 312, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Stephanie Bange.
Stephanie Bange previously worked as Ohioana Book Award Committee - Juvenile Category at Ohioana Library and Audiobook Reviewer at Audiofile Magazine. Stephanie Bange holds Russian Area Studies from Louisiana State University.
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What does a consultant do? Whatever comes her way and is appealing. Whether it is talking about new books or old favorites, using books in the classroom, evaluating/weeding your collection, writing curriculum, reading manuscripts, reviewing books, marketing books and aligned items, leading a program about an aspect of children's literature, storytelling (both performing and coaching), going through your "stuff"... If it deals with children's literature, I'm in. I am limited by what we dream up together.
Listed skills include Collection Development, Library, Books, Information Literacy, and 40 others.
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Columbus, Ohio, United States
Served as screener (January-May - read through and rank juvenile books submitted that meet qualifications for this award, submitting rankings to chair) and judge (May-July - read through, discuss, and rank finalist juvenile books) for this year's Ohioana Awards. Winners are announced in August, with the award to be presented in October.
United States
What does a consultant do? Whatever comes her way and is appealing. Whether it is talking about new books or old favorites, using books in the classroom, inservice training, writing curriculum, reviewing books, staffing your exhibit booth at a conference, leading a program about books, storytelling (both performing and coaching), going through your.
United States
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Ohio
Choose to Read Ohio (CTRO) spotlights Ohio authors and promotes reading across Ohio. This group is tasked with compiling a shortlist of 10-20 titles in 5 categories (young children, older children, teens, and adults), then recruits Ohio librarians, teachers, and others who are knowledgeable about books and readers to serve as reader/electors. Each CTRO.
I serve as a liaison between the Board of the Association for Library Service to Children and the 7 committees and 2 discussion groups in PG VII - Professional Development. In this role, I support the committee chairs and help find answers to their questions.
Each committee member will listen to audiobooks for children and teens that are published between November 1, 2020-October 31, 2021. After much discussion, the committee will select the winner of this award and potential honor audio(s). Results will be announced on Monday, January 23, 2022 at the American Library Association Midwinter Meeting. Eligibility.
United States
To facilitate access to special collections, to encourage the creation of new collections, and to strengthen existing collections. To explore and suggest ways in which special collections can be used locally, nationally, and internationally with children, families, and the people who serve them.To administer annually the Bechtel fellowship to up to three.
We serve the Association for Library Service to Children (ALSC), a division of the American Library Assocation, as consultants and to promote books and other resources through recommendations, compilation of lists, and related services for mass media, individuals, and institutions/organizations involved in the production of programs, films, and other.
The Committee selected "The Crossover" by Kwame Alexander, published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt as "the most distinguished contribution to American literature for children" from books published in 2014. "El Deafo" by Cece Bell (Harry N. Abrams) and "Brown Girl Dreaming" by Jacqueline Woodson (Nancy Paulsen Books) were named as Honor.
This group serves as an advisory board for ALA's @ your library campaign:
Each member of this committee forms a liaison relationship with 2-3 national organizations. We deliver information about ALSC's initiatives, services and goals to update their membership; encourage partnerships be formed at a local level; and reciprocate by sharing their activities with our membership.
Each committee member listened to hundreds of hours of audiobooks for children through teenagers. After much discussion, we selected "The True Meaning of Smekday" as the 4th winner (2011) of this award with 4 honor audios. For a list of past winners:
As Chair of ALSC's Kids! @ your library campaign, I worked with consultants and task force/committee members to put together resources for libraries to use to promote themselves to boys and girls in grades K-8. The free downloadable toolkit we created is available on the ALSC website:
The committee was tasked to develop a campaign to entice children to come to/use their library. It was aligned with ALA’s National @your library campaign.
Coordinated efforts of this ALSC committee. Under my leadership, we published the bibliography "The American Experience: Strength from Diversity" found online at:
We developed booklists and other materials for inclusion in magazines, upon request.
Dayton Metropolitan Area
Evaluated library collections of 11 schools (K-12) in a local school system that does not currently have certified school librarians on site or a system District Media Coordinator. Going book by book, I looked at each item, ensuring it was age-appropriate for the school building, repairing many that were damaged, and recommending either withdrawal (or.
Smyrna, Tennessee, United States
I attend 3-4 book-related conferences each year, working in the exhibit booth booktalking titles from the 25-30 clients we are representing at each conference. The clients and books in the booth vary, based on the conference audience. Example conferences include the American Library Association, National Council of Teachers of English, National Association.
Santa Barbara, California, United States
Reviewed media and books for professional journal, with a focus on its usefulness in school libraries and curriculum.
Review new children's music, published in SLJ quarterly.
United States
Process the booking of author and illustrator visits for schools and public libraries for Lee & Low Books. Contact: https://www.leeandlow.com/educators/author-and-illustrator-visits
Dayton, OH
Manage special academic library which supports curriculum taught in the College of Education and Human Services. The ERC is comprised of 3 areas: the Instructional Media Center (IMC), the Media Production Lab (MPL), and the Dayton Holocaust Resource Center (DHRC). Materials found in the IMC include print and non-print, ranging on topics such as grade.
Dayton, OH
Classes taught:--Selection of Children's Materials for School Library Media. This graduate level course combines learning the selection tools for school library media centers and gives a foundation in children's literature. Students read over 100 books in 14 weeks, writing reviews for each, creating presentations about their reading and compiling a book.
Kettering-Moraine Branch & Wilmington-Stroop Branch, Kettering, OH
Children's librarian at 2 of the largest branches in the system, both 1st ring suburban (though not at the same time!). Provided reader's advisory and reference service to all patrons (specialty was children's literature), fulfilled teacher requests for collections, planned and implemented children's and tween programming at the branch. Strong connections.
Portsmouth, RI
Children's librarian at independent, small town library. Planned and implemented programming for children from birth through high school. Selected materials for inclusion in the collection. Fund-raising, when necessary, to meet the library's budget. Strong connections made with schools where class visits and group presentations were made. Involved the.
Subic Bay Naval Station, Republic Of The Philippines
Hired to restore library services in relocated building; eruption of Mt. Pinatubo destroyed previous building. Volcanic dust damaged materials. Massive weeding necessary due to termite-infested relocation site. Class visits of DoDS, UMD and CTC students, programming, displays and reference service to the area military bases returned after one month in.
Redwood City, CA
Initiated library outreach programming to schools, day cares, nursery schools, day home providers and after-school care sites. Booktalks, storytelling and presentations were coordinated with lone school district librarian. Schedule included visits to elementary and middle school classrooms 2 times/year and a school-wide summer reading promotional visit and.
Linden Branch & Gahanna Branch, Columbus Area, OH
Children's librarian at 2 branches -- 1 small inner city, 1 large suburban (not at the same time). Planned and implemented children's programming at branch, selecting materials for inclusion in the collection. Worked closely with Branch Manager to align vision for the branch. Coordinated visit of author Marc Brown to the branch.
Lake Charles, LA
Managed reference department staff of 3 at Main Branch (downtown). Additionally, provided reader's advisory service. Featured on local early morning TV show to talk about books in the library. Conducted children's storytimes, coordinated appearance of author Robert Kraus, represented the library at community gatherings by offering storytelling presentations.
Rosepine, LA
As a supplement, worked with slow learner and EMR students who were mainstreamed in the classroom. Emphasis was on math and reading skills. Small town, rural setting.
Eden Gardens Elementary School, Shreveport, LA
Managed small inner city school library, changing it from a "plug the children into headphones and let them do worksheets" media center into a school library where they could come to hear wonderful stories and learn "cool stuff". Physically rearranged layout from 4 runs of Dewey (Language Arts, Science, Math, Social Studies) to 1 continuous run.
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Activities and Societies: Alpha Omicron Pi, Alpha Lambda Delta, Dorm Resident Assistant
This leadership development program is offered by WSU Human Resources and covered topics such as Self-Awareness, Having Difficult.
This series of workshops was offered to all supervisors/leaders at WSU and focused on four topics: Setting Performance Expectations; The.
The certificate is designed for faculty, instructors, or course designers in higher education, K-12 or corporate training environments.
Graduate Assistant for School of Veterinary Medicine. Served as student representative on faculty search committee.
Activities and Societies: Alpha Beta Alpha, Kappa Delta Pi, Purple Jackets, Dorm Resident Assistant, Trinity Episcopal Church Choir Member.
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